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Justin Barcia Defies Conditions To Conquer Anaheim 1

It was a perfect night for Barcia, taking both Heat and main event wins. The win didn’t come easy either. In addition to the stacked field in the premier class, Mother Nature threw in an extra challenge, dumping more and more water on the track. Barcia put his head down though, and knocked down the laps to take his first 450SX win since Seattle Supercross 2013.

Adding to an already stellar night for Yamaha as a whole, Barcia’s teammate Aaron Plessinger had an impressive debut. The rookie was able to battle with the best, finishing third in his heat and sixth in the main event.

The Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing Team heads to Glendale, Arizona, next Saturday, January 12, for Round 2 of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship at State Farm Stadium.

Jim Perry - Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing Team Manager

“Today at Anaheim, the Monster Energy AMA Supercross kick off was a great day for the bLUcRU. Justin Barcia took the main event win which was awesome. The new YZ450F has been a great bike for Justin. The team’s been working hard in the off season. He’s been working hard in the off season; and it showed tonight. He was fast in practice and was fast in his heat race. It kind of came together in the main event. Justin enjoys the mud and it was starting to rain pretty heavy. Definitely a great night for him and awesome to see the YZ450F in the winner’s circle. It was also a great night for Aaron Plessinger, the rookie, as he starts his career in the 450SX class. He got a great Heat race finish in third and went on to the Main Event, started towards the front, put in a solid moto and finished sixth. Great results for both guys and looking forward to next weekend.”

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"Anaheim 1 was an awesome day. I had a lot of fun in practice, then going into the heat race it started to sprinkling a little. I didn’t get the best start but made some good passes and got into the lead and won my heat race which was awesome, and it felt really good to get that first one out of the way at the first race. The main event it was really pouring down. It was looking tricky watching the 250 start so I definitely got a little excited and nervous and all those feelings you get at the first race. I got off to a pretty decent start and worked my way up to third by a little over half the race. I played it smart and tried to make no mistakes. One of the guys went down in front of me and then I was able to charge harder and catch the leader, make the pass and ride a smooth race to the win. For me this is incredible, I haven’t won a 450 race in over six years so it's a pretty awesome feeling. I couldn’t be much happier, I'm really excited to go to Phoenix. I just want to stay, smart, smooth, fast, consistent and focus on the championship plate."

Aaron Plessinger - Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing Team

“Anaheim 1 went pretty well. I got better and better every time I went out on the track. The heat race went awesome. I started out about fifth or sixth, got past some guys and finished third. I was pretty amped on that and I went into the main event pretty happy with myself. I got a great start and just maintained it. There were sometimes where I felt a little winded, but I couldn’t back down and pushed on to the finish and got sixth. I’d say Anaheim I, my first 450 race, was pretty good in my eyes. We’ll keep making improvements and head into Phoenix hot on the ball.”

Suzuki's popular fun ATV, the QuadSport Z90

The 2019 iteration of Suzuki’s popular fun ATV, the QuadSport Z90 is now available from Australian dealerships.

Specially designed for young riders to grow their skills with, this four-wheeler is ready for action packed fun in its striking new Champion Yellow colour scheme featuring blue highlights, inspired by Suzuki’s RM-Z motocross range.

The QuadSport Z90 is suitable for riders ages 12 and above, it’s easy to ride nature promotes a safe way for youngsters to further develop their riding skills.

A quiet and smooth 90cc four-stroke air-cooled engine is coupled with an electric starter and CVT automatic transmission, providing easy operation and allows the rider to focus on riding instead of shifting gears.

Engine power can be controlled to suit rider’s experience via the adjustable throttle limiter. Safety features include a keyed ignition to provide maximum parental control.

Tackling tight corners and rough terrain for junior adventurers will be a breeze thanks to the QuadSport Z90's plush, single A-arm front suspension with twin independent shock absorbers and single-shock rear suspension providing long wheel travel for a smooth, comfortable and balanced ride.

There's also a more than satisfying 6.0 litre fuel tank which means there's plenty of playtime between fuel stops.

The QuadSport Z90 is an ATV packed with quality, safety and style making it the perfect choice for youngsters.

The 2019 Suzuki QuadSport Z90 is available from now for a customer collect price of $3,865 and is backed by Suzuki’s 6-month warranty.

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Toby Price Wins His Second Dakar

Toby Price has done it again - claiming his second Dakar title in Peru after a gruelling final stage which began with just a minute separating him from rival Pablo Quintanilla.

This was no easy feat for Price, who just weeks ago broke his scaphoid bone in his right wrist. "The pain and torture has been worth it" stated Price, "it feels like there are about five people driving a knife in my wrist. It's not very comfortable."

Quintanilla found himself in a spot of bother in the final stage, crashing out and injuring his foot in the process.

But what will become of his trademark hairstyle? Price engaged in a wager with long-time friend and KTM teammate Laia Sainz that if he were to finish higher than 5th, he could kiss Sainz. However if Laia finished better than 15th, she could cut off Toby's mullet.

Sainz finished 11th overall.

Sainz is no stranger to the Dakar, having competed in 9, with 5 top 20 finishes; while Price has only competed in 5. She was also in less-than-ideal health, recovering from Q fever which had her sidelined for the majority of 2018.

A truly incredible victory from an incredibly talented Australian, especially considering Toby himself predicted he wouldn't last two stages.

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TeamMoto now stocking Metzeler

TeamMoto are now stocking Metzeler and offer a price guarantee on Metzeler tyres. Our prices even include fitting!

Metzeler is a German motorcycle tire manufacturer focused on quality and performance.

The Metzeler mission is to continuously develop products on the cutting edge of technology to meet the needs and expectations of motorcyclists' needs.

From the use of new materials and the development of innovative tread designs, to the introduction of advanced rubber compounds, the German brand is always at the forefront of technical development.

They keep this in mind when they are working to fulfil the needs of the real motorcyclist. Metzeler has manufactured motorcycle tyres since 1892 and their history goes hand in hand with the history of the motorcycle.